Kaleidoscope Dream
Welcome to my tutorial for a simple frame
with no outside filters. *S*
This was done in psp 7 but can easily be done in V8.
This is a simple frame with no outside filters
but I have few or no screen shots with my tutorials . I also have learned
that trying is the best way to learn yourself. *S*
This tutorial was written by me and is ©momentzdesignz
Any other tutorial that looks similar is purely coincidental
and no infringement of any other artist is intended.
For this tutorial you will need the following:
PSP 7 or 8
An image of your choice.
1 - Open your image in psp and resize to approx. 300x400
2 - Foreground - light colour from image
3 - Background - darker colour from image
NOTE: At this time, also set your gradient for the background [under gradient]
Use the # 1 Foreground and Background and the following settings
Radial, Horizonal and vertical both at 50 with repeats at 11
4 - Switch to background colour and add border - 4 px
5 - Highlight with magic wand
6 - Flood fill with gradient you have selected above
7 - Selections > Invert
8 - Effects > 3d Effects > Cutout
Settings H & V 2, Opacity 65 and Blur 20
Repeat except changing the V & H to -2
9 - Selections > Select none
10 - Add border - 20 px
11 - Flood fill with foreground colour [light colour chosen]
12 - Add > Noise > 22%, uniform
13 - Effects > Reflection > Kaleidoscope
H & V 15, rotation angel 27, scale 0, # of petals 20
# of orbts 0, radial suction 5
NOTE: Keep Selected
14 - Effects > 3D Effects > Inner Bevel
Rounded pillow - #1 preset, width 12, smoothness 16, depth 4, ambience 0, shininess 0,
Colour - white, Angle 315, Intensity 50 and Elevation 30
15 - Selections > Select none
16 - Repeat steps 4, 5 and 6
17 - Selections > Select none
18 - Add border - 30 px
19 - Repeat steps 11 to 15
20 - To finish off: Repeat steps 4, 5 and 6
21 - Save as a .jpg
And we are finished. I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial *S*
If you have any questions, please feel free to email me.
©momentzdesignz
1999
This tutorial was tested by my friends when we were co-owners in FriendsNMore
To view their many varied talented results, click here
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